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Hello,
I imported a Geometry. As usual there are some intersection which I want to repair in the Healing Context.
Now I want to delete a line-line-intersection and get the following error message:
What does it mean?
Thank you in advance.
You cannot delete the line because this line is used by another entity. To correct your geometry, when you import it in Flux modeler in healing tab you can select automatic repairing. This allows to repair the defaults in your geometry.
Best regards.
Thank you. I didn't want to delete the line. The error arose when I wanted to make the command: 'cut two lines on their intersections'.
The automatic repairing didn't work on this Geometry.
@Abdessamed , I am more or less in the same boat as @EmSt was.
I have built the geometry from scratch myself. I am however confronted with many geometric defects pertaining to LINE_LINE_OVERLAY, FACE_LINE_INTERSECTION, LINE_LINE_INTERSECTION and POINT_POINT_SUPERIMPOSED. The Help documentation is not descriptive enough to solve each of these problems. Any help would he highly appreciated.
Hi,
Can you share your project (step, sat… file).
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